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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

BARTRAM-At Greeupoint Charles Barlrln IN til, GA
OF his age.
Funeral private.
Inerment at south NOrwalk. Conn
BUHLER-At HYDE Park. y. = SUNDAY. October 23 Clr.
Frederick BuhlcI, son u the IA; Christian Buher
New-NO CITY
Relatives friends nvte attend the funeral
wees -. Jsmess church. Hyde Park. Thursday.
October %. az . 30p m.
CORNFLI.-At Lakewood. Y 7. O9oDrr 90. % Gacml
OF the lungs John Cornell the 61h year OF his
Funeral services Will he hell az II LIKES Methodist Eps
cOpal Church flstst west OF 9Th ave on saturday. pCto
Der %. az 10 80 T. N.
lnerment at convenience OF family.
Friends are requested 10 omit hOwcrs.
EADTf-At MOrristovn. October -. 1887. Constance
Blackmer Fade. wife Of William T. tadie AMI lushter
Elizabeth NJ O a IL Joel AZ
ristown. Thursday Octobsr -. 1857, at > n.
Train leaves foot OF Ba'clay-st at ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Octop.r -. Eliza T., w.,ow Ia,
late BernaIdus iiynari; n her Gi'h year ~.
Funeral services AT her ne residence O1 West ION a.
Thursday evening. at 7.3D o'clsrS.
Interment FRI lay mprHrg at Amawak. Mcscbaster Co.
" y. where services III also De held
Tram via y. Y C. and " Il. r., leaves !jjthst station
aty.2Oa
KEEP-At his residence 49, VandeIbutave~ Brooklyn
wednesday. October 20 OF TYPHOID fever :. itophins
Keep VI ID.
Funeral prlvsts
SMOOT-On October g. rc-ileuce Of her nephew.
j A. Bea. In this CITY Ann /. Smoot widow ottte IA,
Commodore Joseph smoot. l. = Y, IN the Slih year OF
her
Washington papers please COPY
UNDERITILI-At Painield Y. J.. Tenth month. 2iti
lSST. Eilapeth Cnderhil widow OF Levi Tn eih n i.D
Goth year OF lerage
Funeral from the res lenco of : b Unlerhu. PanaelI
y J.. on Ffh day, 9th ins'. at 1890 M
Train leaves Liberty 81, .;ew.Yors, at A. "a.
intcrment at Greenwood
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pLA1rsnrEG PH11HARMoyIc coNCERrs

PIAT.-It K,. oct 20 (Specal.-The musical festival
under the Auspices OF the PlattsDurg Philharmonic
Society BEGAN in the City Rink this evening.
The Sinners this evening were Miss LlzAe
Webb Gary. soprano; Miss Julia OConuell,
contralio; William Courtney. tenor; John Loughran
basso; Maud Morgan. harpist with Blasiolis full OF
chesra OF twenty six pieces from Concord y. H. and
festival chorus of hundred voices neatly
town in Northern Newi auI Representa-
tons from II. Adams, Burlington, Rutland and q her
places ia NcriuOnt The flied 10 ovcrno IN Z
and the programme, lie from selection,
executed the sIiisfacton OF present. Tho
conductor Charles Frederick Hudson. ine seco nd
Will take place THURSDAY AFTERNOON, third
ON Thursday evening: tae fourth friday afternoon.
aud the nth FRIDAY evening. MendclssoLn' >
Elijah" Will DC presented
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REPUBLICANS, ARISE TO DUTY!
DO NOT LET BOODLERs" RULE THE CITY.


L
NOT VOTF-DEMOCRATs ARE NOT IDLE
The last two days Of registration this year VIII be
tomorrow and sa urday of this week. and the number
of voters who have need to bear it in mind II unusn-
ally large. AT the average rate of Increase between
1850 and 5s4. there are 2j7 900 vo'erS In the
city. OF thi. number only 12f,63s have yet regis
tered. There has been falling off Of nearly 1000
IN The registration for the first two days Of this year.
compared with last year: while in comparison win
the wear when President last elected the decrease
Is $4,000. And thi. notwithstanding tho average
yearly increase Of $40 voters in the G y.
What Is attracting the mos, attention in local politi-
cal circles Is the falling off Republican Districts ana
he comparatively large registration in districts where
the Doodle Aldermen and their friends are IN power
Iu the 1t Assembly District. where doodle Nerhah
Cieary lives there has been Increase OF llV III inc
number registered far hh year, as compared Win
last ycar Ccary SIN remains to be tried, the )lFy
di~sgrccng the last trial A'Si- AM District
Attorney Fellows wa, suddenly "prostracd when
Ceary wa last tried and he colonel could q" no
more than 20 TO the theatres and take TIP "" ''o
Hot springs in Arkansas. where Jim Iachmohu was
staying. Will, he Clcary trial went on h'n'c
ClcaIy i, an enthusiastic advocate of Fllow7s cicc-
ton District Attorney. and was a dccga 10 '"o
convention which nominated him.
Clcary Is laid to have early had III" assurance ol
" Boss Power ha Mr. Nicon should not be nominated.
- ,. "'' 80 ,,, ',.., = -,en in the
!, MINI, II, t 49, ,,...,.cJ rcrl .,ration
notwithstanding the fac That is population Has
been ycarly decreasing
Eui in The NIth District. where alderman o'oh-
,...,.., ,.. ,.,,i,., off If sG1
- 49, c,,,,a,,d
Wv, ~, ,,,,,,..,,, district
r,,a ,.,,, nf.,,r., vLor ~ ro'.,~ Alderman shells
lives. who j. vet to be tried show Am increase Of 20
,,tc- I'm IT,, r,ci-trailon she'll ha- declared his vii
l,ncne.- IN work &c To- the bitter end for Fclow-
/ Di-triri. N orucv
In III, NNl,t District. which /, Republican. there
la, Loon. . tui,, .r ~ I'm ,,tr i'm he r,si-traii ION.
~. WI, H. the 90 h,,vn-t,nr" District wlrr' the
l,,f ara, .,,,t,.cl fen 10. be most Interested ln good
government AID In puni.hins the ~houdlrr~ and
bu~-c~" who barter away the aud The property
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rHE wealth. or rRiYIrr cHrRcH.
.y,,r TgrG leii.r,o ~. Failads, .ests Lcig.r.


Tbsrc Is u hay conviction in thu MINDS Of
ref rg.us to the Cathedral that the corporaiUn
-. TRINITY thun ought to come nrwai-i and plndto
u>rli -aS Tor SI.OOO,OuO. To the building fhnd'
Tho moral effect OF this, they say would DE- lhIhclie'
add i,'-uit would b. 70 stimulate large SUD-
s,ririons from wealthy people, who would no longer
entertain any doubt that the other millions would no
f. -thc ,ninI whca wanted. rhr-o prOple estimate
that tn T~iul,, Irilstn youth 81 least TlVoUOV,-
GOO and tho generally accepted by
tho community nIf Will m harm Ia say that
~, u-u.., ar, PROFESSIONALLY Whlr Ot the marx.
rbc laf, General plN. when Controller 90 tho
cor, ION uut down tho tots vaue ~ IL real estate
n,,,lo,iug and though H. income from rentals. etc.
has d,nbrlc,- largely tncr'a~ed since that Time, IL
An inventory OF it. holdings taRcn to-day II
world bc h,nl thar the popnlar Do~n of ~ cnorn,Ois
valuo Is vcIy much wide OF the maIh The cost "i
maintaining - extensive parish Is Also api to %
overlooked say about 100000 per aniunl t>eNth
,h.r,nr-l i'm al. The freling among me Nf>iiA inrF
| am told. J., n favor Of pursuing a grW'lohS f"'NN
rvarI the hulln- fund.- but that there i no t'S.>"h
why tl.y -hnuid be- expected ~ contribute mare lha
oihcr wealthy parishes Ia proportion tn their I"a'is
I.rha,~ tho w'aith,St EPISCOPAL couGlrSlt~uS III
tbn Tuiirl state, are those of Trinity ami Inc 'hnc
mn town churches Of ~. ThOma~~ 81 liaitholom'"
and thr II avcnlV Rest. There arc many ihrIt pahh-
or, mere liant, and retired capitalists Who c"uu come
turrtIrr within NV MY hur hour, AMI back mp any
cnfrruri.n they hal q mind 10 with hnlrr!
r,ilIinns ~ dollars OF three million cahu
,'rnII bo "A nero haeatr" with these chhrchm'h ;
AMI when The limo comes be that IT," money i
f,rhcomin. without any exclusive OF 'N'aN "-'"p
cali uton tho venerable corporation al III" h'd" ~
~ all
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LOSING MONEY on" TIPS.v
MRS. SHAW SAYS THAT MRS. METCALF-HowELL v

MRS. SHAW SAYS THAT MRS. METCALF-HOwELL WAS
GUILTY OF CONFIDENCE Trick.
Mrs. Pearl L. Mctcalf Howell was produced in
forkvilo Police Court by her counsel yesterday morn
Ing In answer to order Of arrest granted by Justice
Murray. Mrs Howell Is charged by Mrs. Helen f. VI.
Shaw, Of los Wos Fifty -fouhst, with tho stealing OF
$500. Mrs. Shaw alleges that Miss Mctcalf by
claiming TO have means OF obtaining profitable tips
on races, had obtained 800 from her, and that she
had never recovered either tho invest ment share
of the profits. Mrs Shaw Is Boston woman. and
Miss Mcicaf was introduced to her In September by
Dr. Blodgct, whose Office i at No. West Fourteenth
ST.. and DR.. Iodgctt. according to Mr.. Shaw, pre-
senicd Miss Mccalf a cousin. and described the
young Indy as being In destitute circumstances
and anxious to obtain homo in
return for domestic services. Miss Netcalf eft the
house on september 26. and marid 10 Mr.. \. III.
Howell. of the firm 81 Hard a Rcnl, 1o6 FfOnt-st.
Yesterday mornings hearing was taken mp with
the cOmplainants testimony and adjourned until this
morning. Mrs Howell denies I'VE entire charge and
brands II - an attempt al backmall.
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THE IRISH ~ uIRIfi.

Senator UOGT in tOddBg BOsfOH JOpt1tnt
Both these great races very largely governed by
what called sentiment This Is quite rs true oi inc
AID steadilst Saxon "A OF the more emotional
Cct We should never omit opportunity 10 show
sympathy where we fairly ana honestly can WIN
what moves or intcrcts them The American sympathy
with Mr. GladsiOI aud the OF Home Rule should
be voiced by Americans We should teach our boys To
become familiar with their heroes. and teach their boys
to be familiar with ours. We should scdulou-ly GNU
waite all the memories have In common like the
great war We should let them know that fully re-
in la, share they have had in building cities
our railroads and onr manufactures We should seek TO
establish institutions where the youth OF both sexes may
meet companions and friends such gyInnasiuins,
debating societies, social assemblies, libraries We
should cooperate win OF their br- aud most
eminent CLERGY in promoting the temperance reform ny
every practicable method that their youth and ours may
he SCI free from the haefu dominion OF tho saloon We
should enlist them with u.s. II can. in demanding
absolute pnrity in tie ballot and IN administration
Above all, We should make them see that our common
schools can never be menace to their rel on- lhh /,
should strain all our rcsOurCcs thcu To the utmost
that the ciucaiOn 10 he got there Scond hc better ih
any other and keep them open Ia Nil the children OF tc
state and free from partisan scciarinn control
Those who SIT side by side in the schOobonse Will not
life nation of whose bone and and blood aud
the State is but part viii have It's constant aRh
Irresistible influence There need DC little fear Laat a
the and fashions which peculiar 10 eAcn
rcccie, common Institutions common memories ana
interests and hopes will blend these together. III
not in the old Massachusetts,, yet in State better than
the old
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GRAND 1RMY APPOINTNENTE

MILWAUKEE. Oct Ca dispatch to The Eoening Wis.
from Minneapolis says General Order No - issued
from the Grand Army Headquarters today announces
the following sddt onal staff appointments Inspector
General Ira NJ Hedges. of Haverstraw. ~ Y; Assistant
Adjutaut General Robert stratton, Minneapolis Senior
Aide-doC Camp, Rose L. Henderson, Minneapolis. The
Executive Committee OF the Council OF Administration
will consist OF William NJ. Mcclellan Pittsburg. Penn
X r. Wilson Chicago, Frederick G. Deitz, GAINESVILLE.
OHIO George A. Newman Cedar Falls Iowa; James III.
Drake ST. Paul j. > Clarkson Omaha George e. Olniy'
Chippewa Falls, Wis The Pension Committee will be
composed OF George = Merrill. Lawrence. Mass Lon
Wagner Philadelphia James TANNER brooklyn; John D.
Konnz Toledo. Ohis John W. Bursch Sycamore. III.
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1RIRDPARrY IA Cries ~ MASsA CHCSETTs


The Lynn ProhibtiOnist have voted BY large
majority I" ltiu-c to naOIso tempe ducc ipubIicdiis
sn' u support only Third Party men. 1hir l. OAIy
ahOhcr way Oi al. eItising act tnat they prefer
w" ciec'loh u utehso Democrats 10 that Of t"ncI
anco Republicans. NJ other meaning can be- dcduced
rom thls tsulaia None Vi the Lynn Prohibition
l-th ae via enough 10 eApec the election O any OF
th- candidates whom they MAY nominate The most
thst th'S can 10 an" lho OniJ effect that their ckets
caI have h., la clOro districts to ACCOMPLISH Inc defeat
b, ReiubiIca,s and the election o. Democrat, THESE
gentlemen profess 10 be III fl, OF OF onaI ro
hiAtior iLoy have isnra petitions In its support
uley hav0 organized with the aNOwed llrDo.e OF ~
Gu lnI It's adoption Yet whom they n,o uivrn a choice
Let"een tho olcctlOl O.! candidates who viii voio In
submit The amendment 10 this Iopplo and tbat of
eahna.iirs who wI vote agains, the proposition to
sun'n uoy decide to DO what thoy can by running
ssIetata iickcs TO help the latter Those rcnlInmen
srSfes also y eei strong sntiraihy the saOon
sng " rrgard u TIE greai enemy and Gu IS ,i
tH.1orb clukstion. They know perfectly well or If
icy 90 NOT know IL ls because thcy are wfuly
that tho saloon Interests Of Mass ch,scif 1,
AZ ee.aiaiiy supporting tho Democratic candidates and
IN MEAnlng osory nerve to gain control OF tho Senate
s - ~u2 ,4at they may block the amendment and
SSkS .Erm " temPerahco legislation. Yot knOwing
SrS;>v nsy u ately decide upon course which
ess~ hs allies Of the saloon.
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D0UND yD UiTE THE WITS PUSHED

william H. Delaney. the lawyer who has heretofore
made charges gIinst Jay Goul and Russell Sage as
trustees OF Kansas Pacific Railroad Company ami
who, it was understood had Withdrawn the charges.
wrote another letter 10 Mr. MARITIME yesterday saying:
The object this letter TO brinz this entire matter to
definite practical point To effect THIS purpose have
addressed letter 70 the Grand Jury, now IN session re-
he examined. THIS
will he agreeable 10 places the offence be-
yonn AN power settlement and at all
The interest VI the bpnihOldcTs under ths
trust compel restoration OF the securityi The interest OF
che crime OF Incorporating and
Withholding trust property The statutes on TINS subject pro
concurrent rone Tor The attainment OF both objects
through the Grand Jury Tho entire placed
hands and private interests can Interfere with tho
of he law
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Post Office Notice.

SHOULD daily b. all interested. changes map
occur az any ume) =. ..,.,. -.
ee:set G dispatch o 11y 9.suh s eecp
tastes; vessels available. 60. - III, .,a,.
lprOmpilyln al cases Al ti.' oil , ~ f1'lows
1oES aaS ha.aed per f9s Aea l
Tor EaTS2 pr u,9Sa,a er 20! r S: r
an Ireland Belsiar. Netherlands anil switzerland
mus, 10 dlrcctet esr iEammoniA'l At ? m feF Der
v r. .nd santiago Cuba. pr steamship SANTIAGO AZ
Pc ~ .tssn,hp civ OF washington ,te.es 'or other
Mexican States must b, tir,.ssl ner Sl;y .; wash.
s s"s %s rSa Hatss1
sArURpAYAt Il 4 NJ Cor H.ys AL IasEI per stan an
n aa N Aastr penn rt sweden xorray
t'h inc pr il' d. s,an All p,r,arn
per se.m.llp ~ Gl.co ;a. VIZ H.vra as u a. ,r
Sre,I. I'm ~ rec . as ,ao. AZ 81 ~ nv
for Europe pee steamship I mlsn VI. c.nsensi9wi
s,ff at .F BAN !, Nv e rS az 2 as r2 M
for tie N.r"riI, 'rric per stsamn.2 W. A. sc1olren.
sshosn q - ? n f,r ;,:.ra nr,.t o'r steam
SHIP r kynsS Wv a Tvs me- o EaroSs per .Ss@
g oi5g 81 VA n @,ao ro
New.orSIis at p. m Tor rrrkilo psr St,a nsnp >
Otcri. from Nswi lu"aus AZ b. M Tor PrrgieSo. per
steamship rhornhl.
Nll, L+al per ship Cty Of papoiti from
n s eS~e 3d. sad r' nsr r1 ssso a.a Mo
San Fisnclsco close her. NoTein0rr Il p Mails
iranc,s@o, close h,c, Y,vomner - At p Malls
oo isIa per .Ssn,hp laaiana roa saa Frau.
@ .rmsae VIA british it. an sS is
Ausra:to Mails iorC;no. by ra = rnmpa Fi ; aHa
Office ,ia,ly $50 a. IN.
Tho schedule closing OF Traa,P Pacific mails Is
on the g,ss.on q S mt s no
time at sn sne on The aas Of sailing =! steamers axe
ro., once New E E0 r os: e. ss' '''"'''''
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Low Prlce FoR Az OPERA norsE H0x

Box -. Oh the first tier In the Metropolitan Opera
House wa- up for sale u, auction Yesterday al The
Real Estate Exchange Lucius tn, herman. wealthy
retired INGREDIENT, the owner of the box. having
been aou, IA, orr gina subscribers. The bidding WAS
slow staiiu.. with a bid of $1,000. made Or james
-tilran o. The irIn OF Woodward a Stillman cotton
merchants. 1T No. 10 Exchange place. -Auotion"cI
Iyine>, dd his best to get lively bidding nu a. there
N.crD only competitors moi over eager apiat MY,
10 ~, lac. ,ud 80 800 Mr.. >illnan secured The box
IL Is sad that Mr. Tuckcrman pad Sl-ooO for IT, The
Ia-t box sold Il brought T2J.ONO. the hgu'-'
prcc yet pad. From this the price, have run down
o Sll,O q heretofore.
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FOYNDERS' DAYAT LAFA FETIE COLLEGE

EAsIo>. Perm, Oct 60 (Speciah Founders day at
afaycic College celebrated TO-DAY Tho trustees
couforfe The degree Of Doctor Of divinity the Rev.
Cornelius arl Caa5apqua They also elected Harold
Pierce o! Allegheny. trustee.
The H., iaccns OF the Athletic As-ocia On was held
this afternoon and the follow NJ tue winrcls:
Hundred yards f. Bailey. IL seconds; putting the shot,
j. II. Robinson 80 feet; half mile run j. Mckeen. III
22O yards I. Bailey 2Gl4 seconds; mile walk !. over
ton gmuui-: throwing 20 pound hammer. W. Van Iocn
- feet; 40 saris +. Bailey 90 seconds Dil@ run, W
Long T, Jj running broad jump. j. {. Elder II feet :
imrlcs; rlnuus Oh juap, j. :. March, feet inches;
pole vault, e. Morton, feet IL Inches.
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SETTLING LOC1L RATES UENI

The New York state Passenger Association mot at
Commissioner Fink Office yesterday 10 discuss The qucs
ton Of difcrentia from Rochester. O,wcCo and
other int points the West, tAe question Of
theatrical baggage. the minimum OF excursion parties
deserving special rates. aud other local iapc,. The
Rome. Matertown and Oslensbnrs Railroad got differ
enol ratc from Rochester % the West on the basis ~
30 nIsc!Iss and second class 10 chicago. The
othcr question, were postponed SDmr 90 them VIII he
iaSeu after the Trunk Inc passenger committee a' -
them. Ibc work Of unityng the La-irrn ami Wet
freight destinations WdA continued Dy the special
committee YESTERDAY
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ANATIoNAL REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IL THE


II me Fdif0r = Tte Trfj uue.
SIR; Sundays TRBU ~ informed IL that the National
Republican Committee would meet in Washington Dc
crmber 70 name the tine aud place the next CON
ycnti0n. Permit through your most valuable paper
10 make this suggestion that the next convention be
called meet at Charleston. : {, Eichhond or Balti-
the former city preferred. Ny reason - that the
Republicans have never held National Convention
South o. what was once known "a Mason and DXOus
Line No Republican doubts :or moment but What Inc
tendency greater portion oil the South to-day - 10
I.spuhl.ctu party. a convention hrId theie
woulI foster % 70 great extent. none can question IL
wonld give the south opportunity 10 sec the repre-
sentatlv. men o. fhe Nation and the other hand the
members o. the would notice IA" recent de-
Nc.Opmrufs OF tie south IifiHll'AH.
Nrsferfv. Il. L. oct -. 1857.
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GENERAL BrTLER or CIyiL SERVICE REFORM.

GENERAL BTTLER ON CIyIL SERVICE REFORM
Eu-roN Oct. 20 tSpcci1h General Butler has written
characteristic open letter The state cmpa N. IN
which he orci,cs IN his Usual forchlc stl OF the
LEGISLATION nf the Republican party IN Massachusetts.
He refers to what lac pleased 10 style the burden OF
taxation IN the STATE He calls The Board Of ArbliTtorS
an uory body" He declares all that performance
az official examination which We call Ctvll Service Re-
form utterly useless. know. and utterly uni, mo
cratic. II has m part III y democratic government
where every may aspire 10 De President ot the
nrd states and there he no tlvil Service cNani
naiIun point .6encral Butler says he does MOI
believe IN dodge OF local option on the liquor qu's
ftprt
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Children Cry for Pitchers Ca.SriA
MARRIED.

COEwEYL- BENNETT Tuesday. october 2S. lS37,
at the residence OF the br les nd l1renS 2oi 6ih ave.
BY tho Rev g. Hutchinson Smyth Gcnevicve RoDtr IT'S
Bennett TO Frederick Lewis COlwell all OF TIL, city
NOcards
CtLlER-WHIrE-On We lty evening Octobr =,
1851 AZ m, residence of the BRIDES mothers Miss Minnie
+ While 10 Mr.. Frank Culver
MARSHALL-BITCHFNS-O Wothas'av noon October
20 1887. by the brides father Rev George Hciens at
the parsonage Of 81 JOINS Keyport. " T.. rev
Jlmcs William Marshall OF liaver,uaw Y. y, and Miss
Arr eta Kitchens
No cards
NOLI-ENGTIsH-On Wednesday October % the
House OF PRAYER. Newark. " J.. 10y thu Rev Hannibal
Goodwin assisted by IA" Rev A T.. wood Florence.
daughter OF Dr. Thomas Dunn English to the Rev. Arthur
Howard NOi
SANAGE-WHiTING- on Wclne,itv afternoon. the Goth
inst at ths residence 81 Mrs J. A. KonncY. 49, West
22dst by the Rev. q. : L. Chicago Ir w T..
Savage, OF NewYork city. to Ella Whiting OF Brooklyn
n. Y.
Notices Of m1yriages mast be in lorssl rim nm MN.
and 16dJess
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FELLOWS AND MAErINE ARE THANKFUL

ACCEPrSG NE NONINArIONs FROM IANMANY
HALL AND ImE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Tho Joint committees OF Tamnauy Hal aud the
County Democracy mot Last evening IN the Hoffman
House formally to convey 70 the candidates on tho
united Democratic ticket the OF their nomination
The candidate present were Eastus : Ransom. cdni
date for surrogate; Randolph MARITIME, candidate ior
Judge OF the General Sessions Henry !.
McGown ami william T. Pt'hAe. can
dldate. for Ctv Judges; George II Forster. cA"-
didaic President of the Board OF Aldermen Colonel
John il: Fellows. candidate FOR D.'uct Attorney. and
NJ J. T.. Mcs-emcr. candidate Tor Coroner Morgan J.
O'Bren candidate for supreme Court Judge. came IN
inst - the ceremonies concluded Judge lawrence
and Theodore ". Myers, candidate for tontIollor,
word that they would respond 10y letter
sidney /. Cowcn. behalf OF 1amnany Hal. in
few words informed the candidates that they had
been placed m NOM nation by the Tdumsuy county
cution. CongIcs-nan Mcrrim~u dii the same for
the County Democracy committee. Colonel John H.
fcIo~s. In concluding ms speech. said
'yo nu, one Icea@,i to make u,Sn ro9 nts s NOV
Win which name has bee assocaol loloe tho
have ont, 10 Ak YOU s You a. Dsnocrlt. have
Iuc aud ask that sh. be As sthul I"
ne will the rrs Of your ucs'L u'Ai you w do az
pc wSk a. a, y THy gs nS 10 I' o. lie Oh
Mr. MARITIME said
w considerable satisfaction thA, receive at
tho hand, 81 tLe-- Democrats orgah tti'n@ to nar
Of nomination for the oaies Of ase o. me e9e1al o,'io.'
. sp sorrt a, ono me- as.ocatcd vii, the gan.
nat ON Of ianmany Hal and more -'ey III hs irn "' ,e
of these organizations With The pAst icS years
~ has lecn cast within the County Dom.
ocracy OrxIHihat1on. at whose hands have received
! them. Dcnoct deal oi graz
tude which / feel would be duty n repay Nomi
mated bv democratic ORGANIZATIONS feel That mus
these orgtuilaOuH friends. a. ihcY nav"
rerosnlrd no the sut tho nohn.ion which Ia
Office. o. must go h,e a'tnr Juii iav Wine .dl
the DEMOCRACY. hop faiiliulF Ia Ills
charge tlr Office That Wl have any
10 aciIpu the t"nfh-
OF office shall tcce W t"
that shall have we'd u TIE lore oil
my DsiTic Attorney. .la quito 'tli'
fed thank gentlemen and accept v"tr nomination.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
CH,EGJyG HER HUSBAND WITH CRUELTY.

A suit for separation AMI aimony has been begun
by Lydia NJ. Fowkes, asain-t Henry fo"AcS 'io
nan,onr of scribner BROTHERS Encyclopedia depart
r.n, They were married April 3, 1857, ar
Uxbridcc, Mass he being widower with four chhdich
and she q widow with two. They lived until last
september at No 81 West sixteth-st In her com
nlsint She alleges nhuman treatment, Violence
cruelty and habitual intoAAcation extending from tho
year 1882 until the day of separation once at 'ho
usey House. in March of that year. Mrs. Fowkes says
,, h.r husband kicked her In the back and stomach